Family Forum / Pregnancy / Pregnancy / July 2007

My 7 week old has been constantly crying since 5am. Doc says it's just gas
but nothing is working to relieve it. Both DH and I are exhausted and
pulling our hair out trying to soothe him.
Any help / advice appreciated ladies.

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As you may have seen in my previous post, I had a miscarriage recently
(5 weeks ago tomorrow) and this morning, after 16 high temperatures
(13 is normally my longest run of high temps when not pregnant) got a
+ve HPT.  I did 2 tests as I cannot believe I really might be pregnant

I wanted to say Congratulations on the homebirth of baby Jack!!!!!
That is so exciting, and I love his name.  I'm sorry I didn't comment
sooner.
Joy

I have been taking the pill for exactly one month.. atm I'm on the
break for the bleeding part. I have decided to try for another baby
sooner rather than later..
My question is now I'm not going to take any more pills when is the

Well, our infant is now almost 7 weeks old. I think during that time,
we've learned to recognize the difference in crying. However there are
times when he just will not stop crying no matter what we do. Such as
this morning, he was very fussy and there wasn't anything I could do

Our two month old is sleeping roughly between 9 and 12 hours a day.
Usually we put him down around 9pm, if he doesn't go to sleep we will
soothe him to sleep via the washing machine (works great!). Lately
he's been sleeping pretty good at night (knocking on wood here). He

Seems long, doesn't it? Morning sickness is probably a thing of the
past, there's nothing pushing on your bladder yet either. So, how are
you feeling?

The subject pretty much says it all, but a friend of mine is pregnant
and lives in Colorado. She works for a large company, what type of
time off is she entitled to?

I just found this group and noticed there were mentions of clubfoot
and Dr. Ponseti, and/or the Ponseti Method of clubfoot correction.
I have three sons, all born with bilateral clubfeet, six feet in
all :)   I've gone both the non-Ponseti and the Ponseti routes of

I am so chuffed! Thanks Anne for your advice recently. It seems my hospital
has changed it's policy and I can now have my antibiotics given at home,
rathr than in hospital. They can also do it intra-muscular rather than in a
vein, which is great cos it took them forever to get it ...

I had my one hour test last week because one of my pee tests had glucose
in it. It went well and I'm within the normal range.
However. I took the test because my midwife told me: If I have GD the
babies glucose levels will "match" mine as long as she's inside and

Yikes- my right hip is starting to go numb when I walk! It starts with an
icey, prickly feeling that goes from my hip to above my knee, on the right
side, only. It happened for the first time today after I had ridden in a car
for 45 minutes and then walked around for a couple of ...

Just curious if anyone around here has experience this condition? I am
pregnant with my third child now and this is my third time with PSD --
though it is much worse this time around! Its so frustrating having
this because no one I know has ever had it, therefore no one

it comes up quite often and various people have said the evidence is the
optimal gap between birth and conception is 18-30 months, but I don't
think I ever looked up where this came from, so could someone provide a
link to studies, or whatever it was based on?